Adapting to Rising Tides Bay Area Second Regional Working Group Meeting November 8, 2017
ART Bay ART Bay Area Regional Working Group Meeting #2 Area Working Group Meeting #2 – November 8, 2017 Objectives • Confirm project goals, team and scope • Continue to identify who and what is missing • Obtain feedback on draft resilience goals • Introduce ART Maps and mapping process • Learn more about the assessment approach Agenda 1:00 Introduction RWG 2 Objectives and Agenda, RWG 1 Recap 1:10 Announcements about related projects 1:20 Presentation and Discussion: Resilience Goals 1:40 Update on the public participation plan 1:45 Presentation: ART maps and exposure analysis 2:10 Break 2:25 Presentation: Vulnerability Assessment Approach 2:50 Exercise: Vulnerabilities and Dependencies 3:45 Wrap-up and Next Steps
ART Bay ART Bay Area RWG Meeting #1 Recap Area RWG Meeting #1 Recap ü We described and discussed the project goals, team and scope ü We described and hopefully confirmed regional working group roles and responsibilities ü We asked RWG members at both meetings who is missing and to help us fill any gaps in issues or assets and in the analysis and approach ü We had a poster session intended to provide information on assets to be evaluated and approach and we heard it was not long enough ü Engaged in an exercise to help us draft resilience goals
ART Bay Area Project Timeline ART Bay Area Project Initiation – Fall 2017 Project Scoping – Fall/Winter 2017 Conduct Assessment – Fall/Spring 2017-18 Determine Assessment Outcomes – Summer/Fall 2018 Transition to Adaptation – Fall 2018 Develop Adaptation Responses – Fall/Winter 2018-19 Finalize Indicators and Framework – Winter/Spring 2019 Evaluate and Prioritize Adaptation Responses and Identify Opportunities for Implementation – Spring/Summer 2019 Working Group Meeting Individual or small group meetings Public meetings
ART Bay Revised ART Bay Area Purpose Area Purpose of the ART Bay Area project includes: Increase the resilience of the Bay Area’s o transportation system Preserve and restore healthy and vibrant o ecological systems which are necessary for the health and safety of the region’s natural and human communities Improve the safety and sustainability of our o communities, particularly our most vulnerable and disadvantaged communities Develop an adaptation planning framework o for future efforts Increase public outreach, participation and o engagement
ART Bay Related Efforts and Projects Area Resilient by Design A year-long collaborative design challenge bringing together local residents, public officials and local, national and international experts to develop 10 innovative community- based solutions that will strengthen our region’s resilience to sea level rise, severe storms, flooding and earthquakes . Collaborative Research Phase: September–December 2017 Collaborative Design Phase: Begins in December 2017 Next Event: November 15 th , Design Opportunities Open House from 5pm to 7pm at the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco
ART Bay Related Efforts and Projects Area Plan Bay Area A state-mandated, integrated long-range transportation, land-use and housing plan that is designed to: • support a growing economy • provide more housing and transportation choices • reduce transportation-related pollution in the nine-county San Francisco Bay Area. • develop an efficient transportation network and grow in a financially and environmentally responsible way • Finalizing the Raising the Bar Report and a presentation to the Bay Area Regional Collaborative Governing Board on November 17 th • Beginning to meet to discuss resilience approach for the next Plan Bay Area
ART Bay Related Efforts and Projects Area SF Bay Watershed Coastal Resilience Assessment An assessment to map resilience hubs that identify restoration projects to increase the resilience of both human communities and wildlife habitat to the effects of coastal and inland storms Pre-workshop Info Webinar: November 29th, 1-2 pm • Registration and agenda coming soon Two identical stakeholder workshops to choose from: • December 13th OR 14th • Oakland OR San Francisco (venue TBD)
ART Bay Other announcements, questions Area
ART Bay Purpose of Project Resilience Goals Area Project resilience goals help guide the project o Goals based on project scope, flooding impacts and scenarios, assets, project area o Opportunity for working group to help define the project scope o Should include all four frames of sustainability o Evaluate midway and change if appropriate o Use to develop evaluation criteria to evaluate and prioritize action
ART Bay Developing Project Resilience Goals Area Process of developing project resilience goals Functions and Values mapping exercise at RWG Meeting #1 1. ART and PMT reviewed exercise outcomes and relevant regional 2. goals from other planning efforts Draft project resilience goals presented to RWG for review and 3. input (today!) Will be revisited and refined by the RWG at key periods during the 4. project, including the end of the assessment phase, development of evaluation criteria, prioritization of actions
ART Bay Resilience Goals Recap Area Functions and Values Mapping: Engagement Exercise Goal: Identify the functions and values within the project area that are important to consider when assessing current and future flooding
ART Bay Project Resilience Goals Preamble Area Draft Preamble The Adapting to Rising Tides Bay Area project is a regional adaptation planning process focused on regional assets and issues. Although regional in scope and scale, the resilience of the region depends upon the resilience of local communities. Because of the interdependence of the regional and local scales, the following resilience goals reflect issues at both scales and are intended to be used in a way that acknowledges the similarities and differences among the region’s local communities and the importance of the scales.
ART Bay Draft Project Resilience Goals Area Society and Equity Protect and improve Bay Area communities’ ability to access services, affordable and safe housing, a healthy environment, diverse jobs, transportation, information, and opportunities for advancement. Focus on identifying and assisting vulnerable communities who endure disproportionate environmental burdens or exhibit socioeconomic characteristics that increase their risk to hazards.
ART Bay Draft Project Resilience Goals Area Environment Preserve and enhance healthy and vibrant ecological systems to provide multiple benefits, including habitat for native and endangered species, biodiversity, clean water, flood protection, and recreation to maintain high quality of life for natural and human communities. Mitigate environmental risks, such as contaminated lands and poor air quality, and encourage emissions reductions through transitioning to alternative forms of transport and energy to minimize the effects of future climate change. Promote the long-term vitality of natural areas, including wetlands, tidal marshes, creeks, and transition zones, by ensuring they remain resilient and adaptable in a changing future climate.
ART Bay Draft Project Resilience Goals Area Economy Create and support vibrant local and regional economies that provide living wage jobs, tax revenues to cities, affordable housing, goods, and services, are adaptable to changing conditions, and are supportive of both local and global businesses. Focus on maintaining the function of regional job centers, recreation and tourism destinations, transportation networks, and infrastructure. Maintain robust local linkages in a multi-modal transportation network to deliver people, goods, and services throughout the region, nation, and world.
ART Bay Draft Project Resilience Goals Area Governance Build capacity for resilience in local and regional Bay Area communities, agencies, and non-governmental and private organizations by facilitating broad participation at critical points in climate adaptation processes, including scoping, framing, decision making, program development, and project implementation. Understand and improve upon on current governance challenges by building consensus around appropriate and distinct areas of responsibility for regional entities and local jurisdictions. Build collaboration within the Bay Area by forming coalitions, collaboratives, and JPAs among agencies, organizations, and communities to address issues of flood protection, environmental restoration, infrastructure maintenance, and affordable housing.
ART Bay Project Resilience Goals Area Next Steps: • Revise based on RWG input received today • Revise based on RWG input received • Provide new version for comment to RWG for further today revisions from people who were unable to attend today • Provide new version for comment to or for those of you who want more time RWG for further revisions from people • Provide final draft version to RWG at RWG Meeting #3 who were unable to attend today or for in January those of you who want more time • Present to public at the first public participation meeting • Provide final draft version to RWG at and obtain input RWG Meeting #3 in January • Present to public at the first public participation meeting and obtain input
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